what is the voltage of this product. in my countru we need 220 , can this airbrush work where i am ?
30663
if you order this Kopykake Airmaster directly from Kopykake they do make a 220v model. I got one for my sister in the UK.
154672
Sorry, it is 110 VAC only. But, I would contact GQ (Guangdong Shunde Electronic Company). I would think that they make an equivalent hot air station in 220 (60 Hz?) VAC. Worth a shot.
1409585
I would not use it in a 220 it is rated as 120v. Anything other that the suggested voltage could be dangerous.
2092731
Mine is 120v. This product was obsolete when they first released it and it cannot be upgraded. I use mine as an iPod music server. It's really not worth much.
1828880
I do not think you should use it with 220V. It is meant for 115-120. Be safe.
1142425
Not sure of your question, however if you are wondering how to use this painter in Chile, I would think that you would have to use a step down transformer to get voltage in the 110-120 AC voltage range. 110v has it's own type of plug, so you would have to get one of them. If this did not answer your question, reply back.
956792
I fried two before I realized that, unlike most multi-voltage appliances made today, the Phillips toothbrushes DO NOT WORK on 220/240v systems without a special converter. A standard converter will not work either. You need a very low wattage converter since the charger is only something like 0.7 volts.
694345
You could ask if 220 is available. Mine is 110. Don't know if an adapter would work to a higher voltage. I love this machine!
108695
Unless your Kitchen Air states that it runs on 200 then you will have no problem. But if it does not and it is set for US 120 then you will have to have a transformer to make it work. And the transformer must be large enough to operate the product. If you are military, or contractor you will have no problem getting one. Also, local German economey will have them. Good Luck
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Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look at the product description else ask the seller directly. Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look... » Read More Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look at the product description else ask the seller directly. « Show Less
1912012
It is being used in the US, 110...... The company should be able to answer the voltage question. Great unit. Good all a'rounder for small to medium sized rooms. Love it.
1701535
I don't know but that works in machine and I think it's 120v I hope u found your cuestion answer
1358928
I returned this unit because it did not work. I think it's 120V unit. I don't recommend this unit. I do like the Honeywell air cleaner.
787372
Thank you for your message. All of the roombas we carry use 110 Volt. I apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact me if you require further assistance. Thank you.
2184260
This particular model (Essence 5600) will NOT work with a 220 volts. Other Sonicare models will, but not this one.I just went to the Sonicare website and looked up the Essence 5600 line. All models (there are two) have this, "Voltage: 110-120 V, 50-60 Hz"Also, it will not work with an electric converter (220 to 110 volts). I tried and it ruined my Sonicare permanently.
1990302
Do not plug it in to 220V. The unit is not constant power but power is derived from the inductance of the unit. At 60 HZ the inductance is fixed. Double the voltage and you'll potentially quadruple the power and fry the fan. A little theory is dangerous. Get the right fan for your electricity or get a 220 to 110 transformer.
2216291
I live in Lima, Peru, so I understand your concern. Luckily, this pad works on any voltage up to 220!Also, as an aside, the unit runs for 20 minutes and then shuts off automatically. I didn't like that, so I took the control box off, which required some cutting of wires and re-soldering some connections, but now it stays on as long as it's plugged in.